Jerome's Reply to the Charges in Albany Briefed
A lengthy statement from District Attorney to the charges raised by W. F. King includes Jerome and King, with Governor cited as considering action. It describes extensive examination, denials, and plans for future steps, alongside unrelated religious notes from Buffalo about prayer for husbands.
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Albany
W. F. King
William
King
Mar
Jerome
Ferome
Chetlaye Ehenses
Jerome i
Tereme
Rot Attorne
Tbs
Geyper
Rmatvrial
Teymaine
Jerome Air
Hiighes
Weisian
Jarmime
Untitled fragment on medical ethics and patient rights
A fragmented report discusses excessive drinking and patient care practices. It cites a debate over treatment methods and voluntary consent, mentioning doctors, funds, and secrecy in care decisions.
How Is Your Blood A Public Health Ad From 1900s
A fragmented sales pitch for Hood’s Sarsaparilla touts blood strength and resilience. It promotes liquid and tablet forms, mentions C.J. Hood Co. of Lowell Massachusetts, and urges purity and rich vitality as a remedy. The ad reflects early 20th century patent medicine language and marketing.
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Baal
C.J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Centralization Fraught With Danger Speech By Gov Johnson
Gov Johnson frames centralization as dangerous while defending constitutional limits and criticizing Roosevelt. He argues for restrained federal power, opposes corporate stock issuance by law, and warns that expansionist naval and territorial policies threaten the nation. The governor contends states should retain authority and cautions against overreach.
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Roosevelt
Gov. John
Abelih
Hove
Phil
United States
Manama
Arctic
Rontine
aHianes Concard
American Expedition in Congo State Safe
Report from Brussels that an American expedition party in the Congo has arrived safely at Kampunyka after an attack by natives. The group avoided heavy casualties and began extricating themselves from peril with aid from local allies.
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Congo
Statis
Brusels
Marck Wix
Cape
Aiden
Omt
Kampunyka
Great skin cure stirs Europe
Fragmented OCR text describes a dubious skin remedy labeled as the DOD Company of Caboaan and its European claims. It mentions supposed ingredients, medical skepticism, and a risky push to market the product as an external vegetable remedy amid unclear scientific support and dubious branding.
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Alway
Merical Knoelenkre
Nn D
Caboaan
Thyseu
Mills Still Curtailing And Resumptions In Factories
Mills across several states push shorter weeks as production strains ease. In Pennsylvania and New England plants many workers return to reduced schedules while others extend layoffs, with several mills to cut hours or pause operations amid lingering demand and rising costs. Major firms report temporary reopenings and shifted shifts as manufacturers adjust output to market conditions.
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Toston
New Mills
York
Vialei
Fall River
Aspelation
Yeetenday
Margraves
Parker
Py Aedphoma
Remarkable Relief for Neuralgia and Rheumatism
A historical testimonial notes excellent results using a remedy for neuralgia rheumatism headache and pain in the side and back, praising the treatment with strong favorable language and high confidence in its effectiveness.
Pree Erio Mace Mentioned in Roxbury Sources
Fragmentary OCR line lists names including Pree Erio Mace and Roxbury references with unclear context or action noted, leaving ambiguity about event or involvement. Further readable text needed to establish concrete subject, location, and outcome for a complete card.
Trainmen Ask Mediation In Southern Railway Pay Dispute
In Washington on March 10 the Federal Government will hear Southern Railway officers on wage questions under Erdmann mediation provisions. All South railroads except Seaboard Air Line have requested mediation through Knapp and Neill, with Interstate Commerce Commission chair and Labor Commissioner Neill to preside. The case aims to settle a labor dispute over wages and conditions.
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Knapp and Néill
Seaboard Air Line
Interetate Caminerre
Neill
Southern Railway
Washington
Knighthood Awarded to Labor Leader by Italian King
Dominic D'Alessandro of Hod Carriers' Union receives an Italian knighthood from the king in a ceremony noted for recognizing labor activism. The honor highlights D'Alessandro's long service and ties to the American Italian exposition and labor journalism promoting wage solidarity across New England and the Midwest.
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Dominic D'Alessandro
Hod Carriers’ Union
King
Italy
AW Norta
Alomar
New England
Athen Tic
Middle States
Center
Unidentified Children Buried Near Cleveland
Cleveland residents mourn as 17 unidentified school children are buried. Separate coffins hold remains, with services scheduled to honor their memories and help locate missing peers.
Minority currency bill introduced by John Williams
Washington report states John Williams introduced a proposed currency bill to replace existing money and banking practices. The draft bill seeks a broad substitution of the current system, with swift action anticipated in the House.
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Washington
Aaron
John Siusp Williams
Ohio Trust Convicts Released From Jail
Convicts named Lemos and Mat, previously jailed for antitrust violations, were released yesterday after serving portions of their sentences. Pleas and legal proceedings were noted in court records.
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Ohio Trust
Soothes And Heals Hyomed For Catarrhal Troubles
Fragmentary ad copy urges using Hyomed at onset of catarrhal troubles to soothe mucous membranes and prevent spread through the throat and tubes. Claims quick relief and ongoing healing with a promise of immediate benefit while warning that unduly delaying treatment may worsen symptoms.
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Hong Bacbaievee & Ae
Oil Hearing in Cleveland Resumes in Federal Court
The government ouster suit against Standard Oil resumed in Cleveland before a special commissioner after starting in St. Louis months earlier. Thirty oil dealers from across the country, including figures linked to Standard and the independent movement, attend the federal court session. The hearing is expected to last several days.
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Cleveland
Standard Oillho
St. Louis
Severeest Punishment for Loisy Communique Toreyetter
Fragmentary text references a harsh penalty related to Loisy, a Toreyetter, and a New Synaptic institution. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the item signals an official consequence or punishment tied to a communication incident.
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Toreyetter
Rosault of Parte
Line Drawn Over Six Kisses A Day Conflict
Fragmentary account recalls a dispute between a wife and husband over a six kisses a day limit. Reports mention an arrival in a city, marital tension, and a reference to a trip involving Speingield and New York with unclear details. The text is garbled and part of a larger domestic dispute narrative from an era.
One Housewife for Each WEW Recruit in the Army
Fragmentary OCR text shows a wartime plea or slogan urging women to support WEW recruits. The garbled lines reference a Washinie newspaper with a March 10 date and scattered phrases about housewives and construction, but no clear events or names emerge from the unreadable content.
Alfonso Defies Death Threat Amid Barcelona Visit
Anarchists threaten King Alfonso of Spain and Premier Maura as he travels from Madrid to Barcelona. Police strip signs, martial law-like measures expected during the royal visit. A dispatch from the Spanish minister in Switzerland notes anarchists in Geneva have decreed Alfonso’s death.
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Pete Fat
Marculana
Carlos of
Fortugal
Barcelona
Alfonso
Silbod
Toma
Switzerland
Geneva
Maura
Murder trial for priest killer in Denver court
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident linked to the murder of a priest in Denver. Deputies patrolled entrances as the defendant faced examination in court, with alienists and prosecutors arranging for jurors and setting up the venire for the trial.
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Denver
Col
Crete
Leo Heinriche
Ander Nister
Thas
Hanos
Wren
Ure Reese
China Japan Dispute Over Tater Maru Steamer
The Tater Maru, a Jay steamer seized by Chinese authorities off Macau on suspicion of carrying arms, remains unsettled. Baron Hayashi, Japan’s minister to China, has conferred and seeks satisfaction, while differing views persist on the fate of the vessel and arms traffic.
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Peking
Macau
Baron Hayashi
Ching
Chine
China
Supan
Wises Pang
Patent Medicine Ad Claims Cure All Ailments
A fragmentary ad touts a remedy named Damleter promising relief for backache kidney issues rheumatism bladder trouble and general weakness. The copy alleges it thoroughly soothes pain and swelling and hints at druggists recommending the prescription, noting competition from patent medicine makers.
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Mets
If B M Men Cut Pay Road Wins $50 000 Says Tuttle
Boston March President Lacine Tuttle of the Boston and Maine railroad told Financial News yesterday that if employees accept a pay cut of five per cent over the next three months, cost savings may reach fifty thousand dollars. He warned stockholders that dividends could fall. The fiscal year’s expenses and January figures indicate a decline in revenue across wholesale and transportation sectors.
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Fawande
Atgivta
Whitineville
Viton Shution
Bowden En Feng
Lecmie
North
Erwid Brothers
Wake Ma
Lumber & Bex Company
Walham Watch Company
Sevem
Dedford
Ieee
Road
Tuttle
Boston
Lacine Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Financial News
Yaterday
UNO
Farmers report less wheat in hands than last year
Fragmented OCR suggests a local farm update noting reduced wheat holdings from the prior season. Mentions families facing winter prices and ongoing market pressures, with a tentative event or sale date in March and a reference to a local harvest action.
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Buffalo
Poe
Cotton de Seeneshied
Osrine
N. D. Phelps
Weis Street
Gov. Johnson
Europe
Pennsylvania Planta
Roxbury
Mase
WANT
Collingwood
Mareh
Cannes Coe
Variaes
McCumber
Conia
Sonstor McCquaeber
New York
Democrats
Wiliams
House of Krpreara
Jade Brough
Hyoet
Kelled
Veensley
Artenio Mrvile
Emir
York Asmrebirses
Tieceenes
Standard
Leedom
Chivage
Speimgield
Abe
J. W. Dillon
REDS
Madrid
Giuseppe Alia
Denver, Col
Japan
Aska
Battie Creek
Winter
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